Sentence examples for pristine collection from inspiring English sources

"It's a pristine collection," Mr. Sobel said happily.

Even with a pristine collection centre like UCLA's, there is no guarantee that the e-waste will be processed responsibly once it has passed downstream.

Boser details the incredible dedication (and money) that the heiress put toward her pristine collection of Old Masters, early moderns, and other masterworks.

In them was a pristine collection of couture, dating from 1905 to 1925; some of the clothes will be on display this spring at the Metropolitan Museum, in a show devoted to Poiret.

"I hope when people think about Olivier they consider the whole body of work," said the veteran New York night-life impresario Paul Sevigny, Chloë's brother, who maintains a pristine collection of the entire Purple library.

There is exactly one and only one candidate on this stage tonight in possession of a pristine collection of HO-scale Lionel trains with an authentic Chattanooga Choo-Choo which emits steam and makes a little "hoo-hoo" sound.

Darwin and Wallace, of course, made pristine collections of both living and fossil organisms from a variety of habitats and deduced that natural selection operated on the survival of populations much as familiar agricultural breeding operated on livestock and crops.

There are three main groups of aged/released materials: 1) laboratory aging of pristine ENM, 2) collection of ENMs released from nano-products, and 3) fragmentation of the product matrix combined with aging.

We have examined an intact 2.9 g fragment and two polished thin sections from the spring 2000 (non-pristine) Tagish Lake collection to ascertain the major mineralogy and textures of notable features such as chondrules, amoeboid olivine aggregates (AOAs), inclusions, clasts, matrix, and fusion crust.

Salad, in Ms. Goin's mind, is a collection of pristine ingredients, layered so that while you think you are eating a rustic, loosely assembled salad, you are really eating a carefully considered ensemble.

There are no pieces of the magnitude of Mark McGwire's 70th home run ball, no formerly hidden collection of pristine autographed bats and balls or drawers full of game-worn uniforms.